Boston Red Sox fall to Naps in tense nine inning setback
In a pitched battle before 1100 fans, Boston drops 5 2 to Cleveland as tactical missteps and clumsy hitting doom the Sox. Key misreads in the ninth and eighth frames let Vean Gregg and Cleveland rally, while Boston’s defense and batting fail to back Bedient’s solid effort. Hooper’s baserunning and Thomas’s early infield hit provide the best sparks amid miscues.
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Portland Beats Lowell 1 to 0 in Pitchers' Duel
In New England League action at Lowell, Portland edged Lowell 1 0 as Clemens drove in the sole run in the first inning. Williams pitched for Portland and Lohman for Lowell, with Burns and Dowell contributing key plays and defenses noting a 1 0 final.
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Lawrence Defeats Worcester 7 to 4 in a Fielding Showcase
Lef.Fielders’Con nell of Lawrence drove the victory with two timely hits sending men home and a sensational long-fence catch. He later halted a Worcester rally by throwing out Mundy at the plate. In Lynn, Fitchburg and Lynn traded bursts with Lynn winning 11 to 10 as Fitchburg’s new pitcher Griggs was battered for multiple hits and three homers.
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Hriggs
Lewiston batsmen shine as Rieger falters in Haverhill
In Haverhill on May 28 Lewiston batsmen found Rieger's delivery to their liking as they built pressure and collected runs. The tightly contested affair highlighted attacking strokes and strategic bowling, with key moments shaping the outcome and leaving fans eager for the next meeting.
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Naps Rally and Double Turned Around by Boston Relief
In a tense game Cleveland trailed as Boston surged, Turner and Bassler drove in runs while Naps capitalized on errors. Bassler’s seventh inning single sparked a tie and Jackson added a two time hit. late innings saw Cleveland plate three runs before Boston’s defense held firm.
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Tigers Beat Senators In Getaway Contest
Detroit defeated Washington 8 to 5 in a May 28 game at Wastington. Davis and Shaw pitched well through five innings before Detroit broke through in the sixth with five runs on a triple, two doubles and a single plus a sacrifice. Three more runs followed in the seventh on a base on balls, a single and two Washington errors. The Senators rallied for four in the final inning on three singles and a double.
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Pennsylvanias Track Odds in Inter Collegiate Meet
The piece previews the intercollegiate track meet focusing on Pennsylvanias squad led by Jimmy Patterson Don Lippincott and Ted Meredith. It weighs sprinting depth with clockings near 9 4 5 seconds and 21 15 seconds for the furlong while noting strong rivals from Cornell Yale Harvard and Dartmouth and predicting tense battles in the half mile two mile and hurdles.
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I. K. Baxter
Jimmy Patterson
Don Lippincott
Lockwood
Kelly
Ted Meredith
Madeira and McCurdy
Orton
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Close Chase for Double Win in Collegiate Track Meet
A. L. Jackson and Ferguson of Penn are among top contenders in sprints and field events. Braun of Dartmouth and Shelton of Cornell figure in the final scramble. Yale and Cornell may beat Penn in field events if breaks go against the Quakers, with Yale strong in high jump hammer throw and shot, Cornell vaulter Fritz, and Ithaca scoring in broad jump and hammer.
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Intercollegiate meet schedule and results brief
Trials set for 8 o’clock this afternoon with finals at 2 30 tomorrow. White defeated Ritchie in a recent bout. Penn totaled 24 points, Harvard 21, Michigan 19, Cornell 17. Meredith was a non starter last year under the freshman rule and this will be his first appearance.
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Ancient Eddie Plank Safely Holds Browns, Phillies Win 3-0
Philadelphia defeats St. Louis 3 to 0 as Eddie Plank dominates on the mound. Two first-inning runs come on a Murphy walk, Collins triple, and Baker sacrifice fly. Baker homer in the fourth caps scoring. Plank allows a few hits, with Baumgardner and Mitchell surrendering runs. Collins doubles, Murphy and Plank steal bases. Prat to Leary DP. Time 5m. Dineen Connolly umpire.
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Major city matchups listed for national and federal rounds
In this schedule style listing several intercity games appear, including American fixtures Washington at Boston and Philadelphia at New York, Cincinnati at Pittsburg and New York at Brooklyn. National pairings include Boston at Philadelphia with federal matchups Kansas City at St. Louis and Indianapolis at Chicago.
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36 Rounds of Boxing Set at University A. C. Cambridge
Thirty six rounds of boxing are on the schedule for tonight at the University A. C. of Cambridge. Each bout is expected to go the distance of 12 rounds. Young Jasper of Boston meets Joe Eagan of South Boston in the main clash while Terry Brooks faces Tiger Young of Maine in the other bout. The Jasper Eagan contest draws extra interest as both seek a shot at Mike Glover for the New England welter title.
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South Boston
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Tiger Young
Maine
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